You’re the kind
who saves the world.

We’re the kind who helps.

You have a problem. We have an answer.

We draw our talent from our community. That community includes past, current, and future clients, consultants, wanna-be consultants, agencies serving social good, board members who want to serve, people who just can’t quite retire, people we can’t even categorize. ​If we don’t personally know the person who embodies the talent you need, our years in the industry taught us what questions to ask to find that person.

Whether you need help crafting a fundraising strategy, understanding and improving your constituent journey, aligning your people for mission advancement, whatever…we know the right person and can get you to them. ​  ​

Reach out for help with:

Sometimes we get paid. Sometimes we don’t.  It all works out. ​​

That living, breathing answer is part of the community that Turnkey has built for over 34 years. Turnkey For Good finds the right human with the expertise, bandwidth, and vision that you need. We figure out with you exactly what kind of talent you need, then find the right person who can fill your organization’s gap in exactly the amount you need.​

  • Permanent Staff

    Learn how Turnkey finds the right person to fill your talent gap in a unique method friendly to your budget.

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  • Interim Staff

    Need short-term talent fast? We know that person.

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    Consulting for Non Profits

    Understand the space between where you are and where you want to go.

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  • Coaching for Non Profits

    Coaching for Non Profits

    Support that rising star or struggling stalwart with extra help.

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  • Gestalt Meeting Facilitation

    Gestalt Facilitation enables trust and transparency in groups, leading to accomplishing your mission, faster and collaboratively.

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    Join the Turnkey Community

    The Turnkey Community lowers the friction to get help: fast, privately, from experienced friends.

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We enthusiastically connect people to solve problems to help humanity, and over 30 years in the nonprofit space means we've connected with many folks in many organizations, big and small.

Here are a few of those who have seeded social good with the help of Turnkey. For a more comprehensive (but not all-encompassing) list of our clients, read on.

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Our latest blog

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Repositioning the Revenue Department for the Content Creator Wave, Part 2
Repositioning the Revenue Department for the Content Creator Wave, Part 2

Legacy walk programs are trying to figure out the new world order. Their team captains, the foundation for previous success, no longer act the same way. They don’t want to show up in person, and they have trouble building teams. When they have a team, we can’t tell if team captains communicate with them. They don’t respond to email. How, we wonder, can we get them back?

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Our latest webinar

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Repositioning the Revenue Department for the Content Creator Wave
Repositioning the Revenue Department for the Content Creator Wave

The boundaries between livestream fundraising and traditional peer-to-peer fundraising are disappearing. Our donors and fundraisers are iterating faster than we are, erasing the difference between these two departments as influencers become content creators who are team captains. This "horseshoe dynamic" requires a restructuring of the revenue department. Not doing so means losing constituents and income. 

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What people are saying about us

  • Brian Carney, CEO, Blue Sea Foundation

    “The openhanded DNA in Turnkey is humbling to experience. Thank you for building a company of such character (and characters!!) and for giving me Kate to work with from time to time.”

  • Aubrey Rhodes, CEO, LCRF

    “Turnkey helped to facilitate LCRF's three-year strategic planning process, and we were pleased by their ability to create alignment, synergy and vision among a wide-range of volunteer leaders and staff. The plan we developed will have significant impact on the lung cancer community and our ability to drive LCRF's mission forward.”

  • Katie Cooper, Director of Chapter Advancement, National Hemophilia Foundation

    “The Turnkey team has been a tremendous addition to our peer to peer training initiatives. Their application of the psychology of fundraising to their interactive training modules has created a shift to "you-centric" dialogue between our chapters and their communities. We are excited to continue to partner with them and continue to communicate with our community through the lens of of our most loyal supporters.”

  • Tracy Cesaretti, VP Events, ZERO - The End of Prostate Cancer

    “Katrina and Otis were wonderful and engaging speaking with our group of Volunteer leaders in March. They provided great content and engaged the audience by answering questions, making our attendees feel heard. Our group of attendees all rated their discussion with perfect scores. Our P2P series is undergoing change and we needed experts to come in and calm down some of the doubters and they did just that. They have been requested to come back again next year to our annual meeting. Katina and Otis were amazing and just nailed it for us!”

  • Alison Fussell, Executive Director, Childspring International

    “…what you wrote about women in philanthropy is profound and insightful. Still, the fact that I HAD to write you, with grants waiting to be finished, more calls to be made, and an office move (one that sends one’s blood pressure to new heights) means that you flat out inspired me. Electrified by you once again. Keep up the inspiring work.”